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Adisseo Turkey comes into operation

19 July 20202 min reading

Global feed additive firm Adisseo, established a local company for the growing Turkish market. The French-based company announced that Adisseo Yem Katkıları Limited Şirketi came into operation last March.

Growing Turkey animal health and nutrition market continues to attract the interest of large companies. Operating with its 2 thousand 250 employees across all continents, Adisseo decided to establish a local company in Turkey within the scope of its activities enhancing market access. In a written statement, the France-based company announced that Adisseo Yem Katkıları Limited Şirketi was put into operation last March. “Turkey’s animal health and nutrition sector continues to grow each year and create new opportunities and innovations within itself. Meanwhile we, Adisseo and you, continue to provide services and products to this sector,” said the announcement addressing all customers. “Therefore, to the end, by valuing Turkey’s growing potential, Adisseo has decided to open a new legal entity in Turkey, which came into operation in March 2020.” “Adisseo Yem Katkıları Limited Şirketi will continue to offer high quality of products and services to our customers together with our partners and will provide more flexibility to respond to immediate needs of our customers.” “We are delighted to share this exciting and positive information with you. We will continue to provide details in the short term. We will continue to provide details in the short term.”

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